Could I use it on the top of a boat fridge to keep it cool. The fridge uses a lot of amp hours in hot climates
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If your not concerned by looks. You could use 1/2 inch foilboard. Most home centers carry it. One brand is tuff-r insulation board. Comes in 4x8 sheet. Easy to cut with knife. Has R value of 3.3. You could use silcone to fasen it. That would solve your problem.
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I originally wanted to use this product on top of the glass areas of my car to prevent the hot sun from heating up my car when it was parked. It worked very well. So it should work for your needs. The material is very thin, so you would need to determine a good method of attaching it to your fridge, eg tape.
765197
I would think it would overpower it and make it overheat. That's a better question for the manufacturer. Wouldn't want to give you the wrong advice. Sorry that wasn't much help!!!
54451
I use this for a cooler to cool meat. I can keep it at 40* . I guess it would work for that.
577635
I don't think it would be a good idea. Although the possibility is there, this is more a portable unit. There cooling fan that needs to be able to cool. I have mine on a stainless steel work table. I could see more than one on a "cooking bar" depending on the size of your kitchen. Keep in mind I got mine to be able to take where I need it, out in the grill area, in the boat galley, camping etc.
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This is not a refrigerator is all I can say. They do make 12v refrigerators which are costly but actually use about a third of the power this does. I would not recommend this for your application. Maybe for a vacation cabin for a weekend. Translate: if you never actually have to live with the setup.
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Yes, it will work. However, it is really made to get much cooler results - I use it for a floral cooler and keep it at 38 degrees and I think it can go lower than that if needed. It does take some re-wiring which my husband did so I can't help you there. I am not sure it would be worth the investment unless you plan on keeping it that low as it still requires being attached to an air conditioner. Your best bet might be to buy a better air conditioner.
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Actually you could use any DC power source at any amperage however if you exceed manufacture listed limits you are assuming ALL liability. You are also altering ALL aspects of performance and results. you also must consider this is a CONDUCTOR, Directly applying Voltage could Damage your Power supply. or rapidly drain a battery.if your getting condensation you may be getting too cold, or you can use a thermal bonding paste to attach it to an aluminum plate and transfer the cold across a larger surface.
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I would think so. A typical 12v cooler draws 5 amps. The Pyramid should handle that just fine.
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I believe it would easily suffice. I use this cooler on top of my Onkyo Integra pre-amp (which are known to run very hot) over the pre-amp's cooling vents. One caution - this is not noiseless. Placed acoustic foam around the edges to reduce the noise. Also cool my HDBaseT HDMI extender with it by placing the extender on top of the cooler.
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I don't know, as I used it only as a refrigerator. Check the company's spec sheet, see what it says.
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It is not an outdoor rate refrigerator so would not be suitable to place in a non-covered area. Calflame does have a more expensive outdoor fridge that is rated for outdoor use.
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I have for short periods, but it may not be a good idea. The heating/cooling element is on the side of the cooler. I would imagine if the ice melted enough that water got in there, it could damage it. Maybe if you did ice in milk jugs or something.
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I wouldn't. You are over the amperage load it was designed for. You will get a lot of heat and early failure in your best case scenario.
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You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
1072165
Should be okay. Needs to be mounted, have a circuit breaker between it and the inverter and have plenty of space around it to cool.
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It cools better than an insulated cooler, but not as well as a refrigerator. Perhaps it would stay very cold if you froze a block of ice to supplement. The quantity in the cooler makes a difference.
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I think you would be OK. I keep mine in the garage and the temperature there is often in the low thirties but doe not freeze. I use to power my snow blower and it works great, never get hard or become difficult to wind up after use. You could probably ask the manufacturer and see what they say.